As Idalia heads toward Northeast Florida, Clay County has provided residents with the following information to prepare for the storm.
Sandbags are limited to 10 per resident. Bags are first come, first served and have a limited supply. The county will refill the sites as needed. You will have to fill up your own bags.We will continue to offer bags until they are gone or if it becomes unsafe for our employees to be in the conditions. The county will refill the sites as needed.
Depending on expectations for shelter population, a shelter may be designated as special medical needs, pet-friendly, or remain general. Service animals are allowed in our shelters if the owners show proof of vaccinations, and the animals are on a leash. Please keep in mind that the only pets allowed are dogs, cats, rodents , rabbits, and birds. The ADA allows a miniature horse, as long as it provides a service connected to the owner’s disability.
Clay County Emergency Management, with the help of the Florida Department of Health in Clay County, maintains a registry of individuals within the county who have special medical needs. This includes individuals who may require daily skilled nursing care, assistance with daily living, or have life-sustaining or saving medical equipment which requires electricity.
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